New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

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scisntac value
Tue speaker referred to the fact that many OF the
their WORK to the world and after mentioning certain
scientists OF this class he ,e ad nv mem
who have devoted their lives to commercial pursuits
aud continued: .,
in pursuits useful 20 ecenes II Is o. the
highest importance II p1 n ms,era wealth that
If Ss r"sRa: and hon Be spread broad
familiar 'snSSS0y .ss saSh % so'i aa"
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s"ss rans order a s
nav become the heritage Of future and be taught
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and perhaps the number Of nhseans and eef 81
ns%oyr how q. verb word
definite %Td aud S% .se Tea from S
Consider aha. the organization schools argeyto
especially physical science shall be studied died, from sS%y s
unitarian workers IN place Of the very rev T1o onssS TO
BEGIN a. tbs farthost Point reached by their
wUs into % S 1sc. sc.GS e Even no
discovered or new principles demonstrated ey wo
t o researeh In another way interest. help
%,i al the aG ST
Ard a an 1ns be-
always directed by scientific knowledSel
THE PREHIS roRIC CHRONOLOGY OF AMERICA
In Section (snthropologyl the address gwen by VICE
President Brinton was "a Review OF the Data for the
Study of tho Prehistoric Chronology of America lie
sail:
esEod Of AS,c ddS: siG SS FG 9e pae e s,
rnc t9e history Of the ysroqs s nations s ~mD
at accomplish this divides them mo SIX
j. includes the LEGENDS or traGIions OF the
native tribes Those often bear strong ressmSIscs ne
only and those writers have "een ed assy wu
Yucatan and the Qncuas OF Perm carry us scarcely nys nun
red years neio.. .e 'se NOR. savage trhes practically
mbered nothing more remote than COUPLE Of n eS
buildings Mexico YucatSn and Peru BY many these ae
ing testimony places them all well WIN our ora I s
mp "a 1er emans Of shGanaoo in Peru
Much more ancient are some OF inc Ss
in intimate connection with stone impiemsntS an sy
They urpch data 10 prove that the and was 'e'
ndastriai-ihe industrial activity OF man IN America
tools of stone. bone and she'll IN no, o. VI" saS -
afeascDaIy developed skill but in me Trenton sTayoI ana
1o new O p"iHs man IN a%erica win he
q s s1cs sPS @ not pf1 6v ne
oG 3 we're envated in remote ages from
' Lasa.tieit IS that there about 200
a eTS a seaap. @o study amt Of me
gradual grGw3h Of Of inc ne ron,nens supply
rhys.a-rhe american asa aisSe,y yaryiss N
point, it has marked hxe ness OF ethne ah1sc
ancient vuaoTnary deposits are thoroughly
6 GeclogcHAs discovery Of iporent' in glacial De-
posts ioo,igd nan oh 1 IN. ~, i-1ce hers 20 ahoGt
30 years Bat there Is no likelihood ,hHt ne came , o
any Of the known fossil mapm,a wnicI dwei hrre or
so %sSS once eonneosi Sori6Srh
Western E"r,RS Li gS oh0 pv. Gn0 ssosraphy
Of Of the Nor H horn he"sphere dero9t from s
P gsesy s,u when .hcy shall have received
in our knowIodge OF events In anoeht America
VEGETABLE PARASITES AND EvoLUrioN'
Vce-Presdent Fariow la Section Biology discussed
vegetable Parasites aud Evolution Ine io OWNS
an abstract OF his address:
Boan.s as rule have contentei thenssve' wIth e?a.
sdens me ancestral Teai o. t h a ss osh Sr
The Whole veg s sc h, Inc older pni nrko The oer
animals h'sy 9 t eonsto bo,niei tree Of Ito to
inquire nio origin OF single group VI p4niA FeseADe
plant is one ged obtain IT'S Granted ma
teral from other plant. or tom sna boe on vng snb
snegs I ro npsus true parasite Excepting plants
the pho aud dolier most parasites be'ohs 10 '"o
me parasite usually destructive the host which It
As the aid grove the ore at sAPpoAfs tS %C
There are several which Tor tho host aa
tess are chens N which green cells ard ngog, ai
mens are sa ITO be rec proaAiy oehen'si sr'as THe
relation has been gwen ts un m-ro real, mat
benefit dsrivsi q, ssvoa1hniies for tie green
cells 70 more u5nr wasn rIe Re. io oIe
gus Mycorhza and the trees on which IL grows r4hk VINO
RI s tie oSG TS he & the roots.
may Har'ig has shown tat mo tunsu, !, MOI
hens and mys9rn7a NH, be G8n o ana npuar ge
Of more ,omisng example Sc ~ render eoneton OF
muua benefit really conceyabe Botansts seem to have
overestaied the number Of cases OF SIN '' anu 70 A'0
II !. highly probable that vegetable parasites ORIGINATED az
believing that earliest forms OF undorhed plants wre
sstsbsmsd IRemseves there is they should
not have been aGG.y b rapon FROM to
cydum Is easily effected As sSS9 to to or SSoeoee
chorOph,l and deveopeG reans OF o
dun Whether the hlamentons and higher a'aes yaTo
s ssSn m ia ho ITs s" Teresty rc.S
II not to SUPPOSE tha' ge
but may not arGphys' mrs. lave ro gS's .sTo
iUT PSe aueos one not to be actual
R pafssSs Srsnstns GscIy
stun soc,sI % Pnn. OS have
neonsy from anTeso Tsm sn lie NV
DO animals amt piaos they Ss hr
II safe nowsysr tat the mor re hgy G
cste little TO lead us 70 believe nat para
c and no DRASTIC plants were snu'Nneou'y 00''o'0'
When one regards lung single class Of plants and at
lowest members he nds numerous ssps which ss"1S s ws
chorophy bearing g and fungi and one Is forced TO ask
e brhsst ar and tho gron. of
fungi have not dine.nt groups Of aga at dsr
ami nerods in The process Of evolution This we" seems
more IN accordance with existing facts than any other
&c Monty IN THE MANAGEMENT or THE SOIL"
Thermometers OF Section Economic Science ana sta
tstics) listened TO an address by VicePresideht H. r..
Alyord on Economy in the Management OF the SOIL
He said IN part:
The American Association largely modelled aier tne
ongsszod at rs thirty st The arse,! and
,nnst 1mnorfant IN tho section was III
denha IN 1884, Yhe the section IN the past mas IN
clnded The subjects foods fond nshe forestry
AMI Others not The tendency has been toward lHe
many economic problems connected wi me material wans
~ man Tracing the visible wealth OF tho country 10 Us
source we find that with Insignificant excepOns
been produced tie soil Generaton ih!eI grne
alton has reckessly drawn the stored fertility, OF
tho land systematic effort at restitution no Vauo